storefrontcity

Hi James,

Thanks for the suggestion. I’ve given it a try (switching to another theme for a day), but I still can’t make the stats appear. For now, I’m going to use another stats plugin to monitor them, but it is a strange glitch indeed.

Many thanks for this info James.

I’v not recently changed any of the code, as I’m not proficient enough to do so on my own, sadly. Currently, the wp_footer() function reads as:

wp_footer();

	$options = get_option('inove_options');
	if ($options['analytics']) {
		echo($options['analytics_content']);
	}

Thanks so much for this. Resolved the problem now. Looks like Jetpack has incorporated the smiley into their states and I have that installed. I’ve deactivated the smiley and now the page is displaying correctly.

Thanks for all your help!

Hi @jordanwpcom,

Thanks so much for your help with this. I don’t have wpstats installed, so I’m not entirely sure why this is showing up (maybe bundled with the theme?). At any rate, how should I best go about finding the above code and fixing it? Do you know which file this would be located in?

Thank you so very much!

Thank you so much! This has now fixed everything! Excellent!

Yes, the top one is the one I’m trying to get rid of. I added the code to the end of the style.css via editor, but it didn’t seem to have any effect. Is there anywhere I should specifically add this code in the file?

OK, here is the page with the title included:

https://destinations.storefrontcity.net/

Thank you so much for taking the time to look at this!

Can you walk me through that? I think this is what I’ve been trying to do.

Thanks for the tip on clearing the cache. I now see my favicon – that you so much!

As for the title, I am trying to add one, but I don’t want it to appear on the page itself, just in the description/HTML. Where are you finding the blank title details so I can go in and edit this?

Yes, it definitely is, but surely there must be a way of going into the code and changing these items?

I guess this is the price I pay for my retro desires.

Is there a way for me to downgrade my wordpress install version, thus allowing the old theme to be compatible?

Essentially, branding necessitates the preservation of the current website in the form we have now. I was attempting to use WP Clone, although I’m quite sure it will be of no use since I cannot install plugins on WordPress.com. Is there a workaround here, or do we really need to choose another theme?

The error appears when I navigate to Appearance > Menus. It is in a light yellow box just below the “Edit Menus” tab at the top of the screen.

Any ideas on how to allow this theme to support menus like it did on wordpress.com?

Thank you for your help with this. I’ve now sorted out the widgets and I think I can manage the header image. The only issue I seem to be coming up against now is a menu error. Although I have a header menu on the original site, when I try to set up one on the www.ads-software.com site it tells me:

“Your theme does not natively support menus, but you can use them in sidebars by adding a “Custom Menus” widget on the Widgets screen.”

From widgets, I can only create sidebar menus. Any way to edit the code to get around this?